Let Me Off Uptown

1942
3min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAnita O'Day performs the hit song "Let Me Off Uptown", accompanied by Gene Krupa on drums and Roy Eldridge on trumpet.Anita O'Day performs the hit song "Let Me Off Uptown", accompanied by Gene Krupa on drums and Roy Eldridge on trumpet.Anita O'Day performs the hit song "Let Me Off Uptown", accompanied by Gene Krupa on drums and Roy Eldridge on trumpet.

Réalisation
- Robert R. Snody
Casting principal

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Réalisation
- Robert R. Snody
Casting principal

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Rôles principaux5

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Gene Krupa

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(as ''The Ace Drummer Man'' Gene Krupa)
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Gene Krupa and His Orchestra

The Orchestra

Jeanne Bayer

Dancer
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Roy Eldridge

Self
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Anita O'Day

Self
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Histoire

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Le saviez-vous

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Citations
Anita O'Day: Hey, Joe.
Roy Eldridge: What do you mean Joe? My name's Roy.
Anita O'Day: Well, come here Roy and get groovy.

Connexions
Featured in Soundies: A Musical History Hosted by Michael Feinstein (2007)

Bandes originales
Let Me Off Uptown
Written by Redd Evans and Earl Bostic
Performed by Anita O'Day with Gene Krupa and His Orchestra

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7/10

A rare chance to see the late, great Gene Krupa.

"Let Me Off Downtown" is a short film that is a 'Soundie'...an early sort of music video that was played on specially built jukeboxes from 1940-1947. These jukeboxers were unusual because they not only played music but video...like music videos of the modern era. And, if you are curious about this an other soundies, you might want to buy yourself a copy of "Soundies the Ultimate Collection"...a 4 disc set of about 200 of these films.

The biggest reason to watch this is because it features Gene Krupa and his band. In his day, Krupa was considered one of the greatest living drummers and there aren't a lot of filmed examples of his work. Well worth seeing and fun.